How do you graph $y= 9(3)^(2x)$ using a table of values?

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How do you graph $y= 9(3)^(2x)$ using a table of values?

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Answer 1 · 2018-08-05T03:06:54

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The function given

$color(red)(y=f(x)=(9)(3)^(2x)$

is an exponential function.

The parent function of the exponential function $color(blue)(y=a*b^x$ has

base $color(red)(b$ with exponent $color(red)(x$

y-intercept: $color(red)((0,a)$

Conditions:

$color(green)(b>0$

$color(green)(b!=1$

Values of $color(red)(x$ are extremely small in the second quadrant close to the x-axis, but in the first quadrant you can observe the values of $color(red)(y$ increase rapidly.

Data table is given below:

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Graph of $color(red)(y=f(x)=(9)(3)^(2x)$ :

You can also find the graphs of $y=3^(2x)$ and $y=2^x$ for comparison.

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